Liz Murrill

I will not back down. I will continue enforcing the law, fighting corruption, and doing the job the people of Louisiana elected me to do.

This unprecedented action and the corrupt indictments spawned from it are retaliatory, meritless, and unconstitutional.

After taking on violent crime and entrenched corruption in New Orleans, it’s no surprise the status quo is looking for ways to stop me.

“Planned Parenthood built a business around promoting death,” Murrill said Wednesday in a statement through her spokesman.

We have victims of heinous crimes who have waited decades for justice, which has been delayed by anti-death penalty activism.

As the use of mifepristone continues to increase, the EPA has a responsibility to investigate potential threats to our drinking water, and this drug should be added to the Contaminant Candidate List for further evaluation.

I will sue governors whose shield laws purport to protect these individuals from criminal conduct in Louisiana.

Rosalie is bravely representing many woman who are victimized by the illegal, immoral, and unethical conduct of these drug dealers.

We will immediately seek relief from the full Fifth Circuit and, if necessary, the U.S. Supreme Court.

The Constitution does not bar our Legislature's attempt to teach our students what the Supreme Court has repeatedly said: The Ten Commandments have historical significance as a foundation of our legal system.

We strongly disagree with the Fifth Circuit’s affirmance of an injunction preventing five Louisiana parishes from implementing HB71.

Victory! A federal court has granted Louisiana's request to strike down an EEOC rule requiring employers to accommodate employees' purely elective abortions. This is a win for Louisiana and for life!

We will uncover all the facts eventually and anyone who aided and abetted will be prosecuted to the full extent the law allows.

Justice should have been delivered long ago for the heinous act of brutally beating then scalding to death a defenseless six year old boy.

The allegations in this case have nothing to do with reproductive health care, this is about coercion.